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Th03L03 Carbohydrates
Properties
Monosaccharides:
sugars
Water-soluble
General formula:
(CH20)n
Usually n=3, 4, 5 or
6
Triose (n=3) e.g. glyceraldehyde,
dihydroxyacetone
Pentose
(n=5
Hexoses
(n=6)
2-deoxyribose,
ribose
Glucose,
fructose
Carbonyl group
(C=0)
Located in the
middle of the ketose
molecule and end of
the aldose molecule
Carbon 1 = at the end
closest to the carbonyl
group
Anomeric carbon -
carbon attached to the
original carbonyl group
in cyclic form
Structure
Biological
functions
Sugars function in short-term fuel for
muscle, brain kidney, etc.
Function as energy forces or
energy storage in the form
of glucose and glycogen
respectively
Digestion of alpha-amylase results in the random
hydrolysis of internal alpha 1>4 linkages in the glycogen
molecule
Pancreatic alpha-amylase mixture of mono and
disaccharides continues hydrolysis of internal linkages
Maltase produces glucose and can be
absorbed into intestinal mucosal cells
In the liver, glucose phosphorylase hydrolyses terminal alpha
(1>4) to produce glucose-1- phosphate
Structurally part of cell walls in the bacteria
(peptidoglycan)
Proteins on the cell surface are often glycosylated (e.g. ABO blood groups and
IgG)
Pathology
Lactose
intolerance
Isomers
Aldose and ketone
Aldose
contains the aldehyde groups
(-CH=O)
Adloses with three or more carbon isomers exhibit
stereoisomerism
same molecule that differs in dimensional orientations of their
atoms in space affecting properties of the molecule
Ketone
contains the fructose
groups
Different molecules with
same chemical formula
Galactose, mannose and
glucose
D vs. L form
Isomeric forms
D-sugar is most common
biologically
Ring
formation
In aqueous solution, the aldehyde
or ketone group tend to react
with a hydroxyl group of the same
molecule, closing the molecule
into a ring structure
Alpha and beta
forms
Hydroxyl group (-OH) of the carbon that carriers
the aldehyde or ketone group can rapidly change
from one position to another
Alpha form: hydroxyl group is facing
up
Beta form: hydroxyl group is facing down
Disaccharides
Sucrose
Maltose
Galactose
glucose + fructose
glucose + glucose
glucose + galactose
Polysaccharides
Glycogen (branched glucose
polymer)
Amylose (linear glucose polymer)
Monosaccharide
Reducing form
Stored form
Linear glucose polymer (alpha
1>4)
Alpha (1>6) branches
Glycosidic bond formation
Gycosyltransferase via a dehydration (condensation)
reaction
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